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Round 3: another sex bias trial at Fresno.(NEWSWATCH)
The situation is getting stickier at CSU Fresno, as the trial over its third big lawsuit alleging sex discrimination in the athletics program continues.
Fresno settled a sex bias suit with former associate AD Diane Milutinovich for $3.5 million this fall and a jury awarded former coach Lindy Vivas almost $6 million in July.
Former basketball coach Stacy Johnson-Klein is also suing Fresno for sex discrimination and gender bias. A former secretary, Doris Bettencourt, took the ...
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